Aquifer is will be at AAMC’s Annual Meeting in Austin, Texas on November 2-6, 2018. We are looking forward to connecting with you at this year’s conference to share the latest news and help ensure that you are making the most of your subscription.
Are you…
- revising your curriculum?
- looking to cover new content or key topics without increasing faculty time?
- working with students in rural areas who need to work on cases offline?
- in need of tailored courses or reports?
Aquifer’s Curriculum, Teaching, & Learning Tools can help.
See for yourself!
Stop by the booth to be sure you’re taking advantage of:
- New – Searchable Case Library
The Searchable Case Library will change the way you use Aquifer cases—
selecting cases is fast and simple. You may even discover content that you didn’t know was available to you and your students! - New – iOS Mobile App
Students can now complete their cases with our iOS app—anytime, anywhere! Great for students who are on the go or working in rural areas. - Content & Tools for Teaching & Learning
We want to make sure you can access your account and take advantage of the valuable resources included with your program’s subscription. Make sure you’re up to speed on custom courses, reports, our five free interdisciplinary courses, educator resources, and more.
Where: Exhibition Hall—Booth 602
When: Saturday (4:30m-7pm), Sunday (10am-5pm), Monday (10am-1:30pm).
Can’t make it during booth hours? Not going to AAMC? Contact us to set up a personal meeting.
AAMC Presentations
Aquifer is proud to note that Aquifer Consortium members Stephen Scott, MD, MPH and Katherine Chretien, MD will be presenting the work of the Aquifer Student Engagement: Race and Culture Project at AAMC as part of the following session:
Highlights in Medical Education: Addressing Bias in Clinical Practice
Saturday, November 3, 10:30am-11:45am
Convention Center 18
Session includes presentations and discussion on three topics, including:
Addressing Structural Inequality in Medical Education: Guidelines for Virtual Patient Case Curricula
The following presentation will include research findings on integrating the Aquifer Diagnostic Excellence cases into 2nd and 3rd year medical student courses, presented by Frank Lefevre, MD:
Highlights in Medical Education: Innovations in Clinical Reasoning
Monday, November 5, 1:15pm-2:30pm
Convention Center 9
Session includes presentations and discussion on four topics, including:
Teaching Diagnostic Error: A Qualitative Analysis of Student Reactions to Simulated Cases
